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The Israeli Ministry of Defense and the Indian Ministry of Defense have collaborated on a seminar to enhance security cooperation against the growing threat of drones.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visits to Poland and Ukraine have perplexed foreign policy experts, who view India's diplomatic balancing act as a strategy to depolarize the world, guided by the “country's interests first" philosophy of his government.

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The international legal order faces a grave threat from authoritarian regimes. New research from the Vienna University of Economics and Business therefore proposes for the first time, an abstract and normative definition of authoritarian international law norms.

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Ukraine’s ‘relatively open’ economy is poorly suited to wartime conditions, finds a new report from the PeaceRep-Ukraine team at LSE IDEAS, the LSE’s foreign policy think tank.

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An Indian scientist based in Coimbatore claims the Baltimore Bridge in the US recently collapsed following a series of short circuits, after being hit by a ship MV Dali on March 26, manned by 20 odd Indian crew members.

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Trade has shifted from a tool of connectivity to a weapon in the geopolitical competition between the US and China, finds a research report from LSE IDEAS.

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The Embassy of Israel in India in collaboration with Indian security forces conducted a joint security drill in New Delhi last week. The primary objective of this drill was to assess and synchronize the readiness of security forces to counter potential future threats effectively.

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Biofuel policies cause price volatility of vegetable oil to increase significantly, research from ESSEC Business School has found, raising concerns around the risks to food security.

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The G7 must focus its attention in three directions if it is to survive growing opposition to democratic values around the world, says Raffaele Trombetta, Visiting Professor in Practice at LSE IDEAS.

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Birth rates are falling, but education and health investments can compensate to some extent, finds new research by Vienna University of Economics and Business.

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